Can the firewall hold against AfD pressure

The article discusses Germany's policy towards the "Alternative for Germany" party and the so-called "political firewall" aimed at isolating the far-right party. Mainstream parties consider that a complete ban or cooperation with the party pose a democratic challenge. Although some branches of the party are classified as far-right extremist, the Federal Constitutional Court has not issued a decision to ban the party yet, and opinion polls continue to show rising support, especially in eastern Germany. This makes it difficult to prevent them from forming governments led by the party. Opinions among politicians vary regarding the effectiveness of the "firewall." Some advocate for a more flexible dialogue with the party, while others maintain their stance of preventing full cooperation, despite political and electoral pressures.

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